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Day 1: 07 March 2018
CONFERENCE HALL "IoT"
0945-1045 hrs
Opening Ceremony
Welcome Address:
Mr. Prem Behl, Chairman, Exhibitions India Group, India
Knowledge Partner Address:
Knowledge Paper Launch by Ms. Vidya Subramanian Nath, Senior Research Director, Digital Media Practice, Frost & Sullivan, India
Address by:
Shri Deepak Kumar, IAS, Executive Director, India Trade Promotion Organisation
Special Address by Chief Guest:
Shri. Manoj Sinha, Hon'ble Minister of State for Communications (Independent Charge), Ministry of Communication, Government of India
Concluding Remarks:
Shri. Umang Das, Chief Mentor, American Tower Corporation India
Networking break
Conference Inaugural Session: Digital Convergence India
Shri. RS Sharma, Chairman, TRAI
Keynote Address:
Ms. Urve Palo, Minister of Entrepreneurship and Information Technology, Republic of Estonia
Industry Address:
• Mr. BVR Mohan Reddy, Executive Chairman, Cyient, India
• Mr. Pankaj Mahindroo, Chairman FTTF & National President, ICA
• Mr. Aloknath De, CTO, Samsung
• Mr. NK Goyal, President, CMAI
Conference Inaugural Session: IoT Revolutionizing India
Welcome Address:
Dr. Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris India
Mr. Raman Roy, Chairman & Managing Director, Quatrro, & Chairman, Nasscom, India
Special Address:
• Mr. Jim Morrish, Head of Strategy & Partnerships, Nokia,
• Dr. Neena Pahuja, Director General, ERNET, India
• Dr. Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris India
• Ms. Farhana Haque, Vodafone India Ltd
CONFERENCE HALL "Telecom"
Digital India - How the Digital Revolution is disrupting your business? Time to act & align with the new trend
Shri. Ashutosh Vasant, CMD & D(POM), RailTel
• Mr. Vipin Tyagi, Executive Director, C-DOT
• Mr. Dev Kumar, Chief Technical Officer, Neron Informatics
• Mr. Sayantan Chatterjee, Associate Director, PwC
• Mr. Hemant Joshi, Partner, Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP
• Ms. Shikha Sayal, Director – Sales, GSP , Cisco India
CONFERENCE HALL "Broadcast"
The winning formula to increase ARPUs for PayTV services
Mr. Vynsely Fernandes, Director, Castle Media Pvt Ltd, India
Keynote speaker:
Mr. Coen Vanbaar, Senior Product Director, HansenCX, USA
• Mr. Ravikant Sharma, Solution Expert, Conax, India
• Mr. Amit Kharbanda,CEO, MYBOX Technologies Pv Ltd, India
• Mr. Anil Malhotra, COO, SITI Cable Netwok Ltd, India
CONFERENCE HALL " IoT"
Introduction to industry 4.0: Is Industry 4.0 relevant for India?
Mr. Sumeet Verma, Director, Strategic Engagements, Intel
Keynote Speaker:
Mr. Neeraj Athalye, Head – Leonardo Business, SAP Indian Subcontinent
Knowledge Paper Presentation:
Mr Benoy CS, Director-Digital Transformation (ICT) Practice, Frost & Sullivan
• Mr. Sivakumar Natarajan, Practice Head - Digital, Manufacturing & Technology Business Unit,Wipro Ltd
• Ms. Danilar Wu, AVP, EBN Technology, Taiwan
• Mr. Paresh Patel, President and CEO, System Level Solutions, Inc. USA
Networking break
CONFERENCE HALL "Telecom"
What is going on in the 5G World so far? Where it is leading us to?
Mr. Vimal Wakhlu, Former CMD, TCIL
Special Address:
Mr. N Sivasailam, Additional Secretary, Telecom, DoT
• Mr. Chandan Kumar, Head-IP & Optical Networks Business Centre, Nokia
• Mr. Sandeep Kapoor, Head of Marketing – EMEA Region (Aerospace Defense Business) Country Head Marketing, Keysight Technologies, India
• Mr. Chetan Hebbalae, Senior Director of Product Management, Cambium Networks
• Mr. Atul Deshpandey, Account Manager (Enterprise-Data Centres-Hyper scale) and Solution Consultant (5G-NBIoT- RF Test), VIAVI Solutions
• Mr. Parag Kar, Vice President-Government Affairs, Qualcomm
• Mr. Raymond Lai, Director, Applications Engineering, EXFO Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
CONFERENCE HALL "Broadcast"
Can OTT replace television in India and help the industry to grow?
Ms. Vidya Subramanian Nath, Senior Research Director, Digital Media Practice, Frost & Sullivan
Keynote speaker:
Mr. Aditya Bhat, Head - Jio Studios
Lead Speaker:
Dr. Shay David, Co-founder & President, Media and Telecom, Kaltura
• Mr. Thierry Fautier, VP Video Strategy, Harmonic
• Mr. Karthik Subramanian, Founder & CEO, PurpleStream Convergence P Ltd
• Mr. Koby Maluk, OTT Video Specialist, Vimmi
• Mr. Rajiv Suri, SVP/ New Business Incubator, VuClip
CONFERENCE HALL " IoT"
IoT transforming the transportation sector: Multimodal smart transport and logistics – A Myth or Reality for India
Shri. Anil Srivastava, Director General, DMEO & Advisor (Transport), NITI Aayog
• Mr. Ranbir Saran Das, Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Fairwood Consultants Pvt Ltd
• Mr. Abhijit Sarkar, Independent Consultant, Mott MacDonald Private Ltd
• Mr. Atul Arya, Head of Energy Systems Division, Panasonic
• Mr. Vivek Singh, CEO, Innovant International
Time: 1700-1715 hrs
Case Study
Mr Rudradeb Mitra
Building a successful IoT startup in transportation sector and acquiring large insurance companies as customers.
Vinay Solanki, Director - Strategy & Strategic Market Development, Aeris Communications
How connected solution are transforming transportation industry and its impact on fleet mgmt., ride-sharing, ride-hailing, autonomous cars, EV, aggregators, supply chain, etc.
Day 2: 08 March 2018
CONFERENCE HALL "Telecom"
Wireless Communication in 2020. Is mobile destined to be the King?
Mr. Pawan Garg, Former Wireless Advisor, Govt of India
• Mr. Steve Mills, Global VP, Newtec
• Mr. K Prashant, Head of Network, Planning & Optimisation, Nokia
• Mr. Jishnu A, Product Architect- Technology, Tejas Networks India Ltd.
• Mr. Sushil Kumar, DDG – IoT, Telecommunication Engineering Center, DoT
CONFERENCE HALL "Broadcast"
Nex Gen evolution of TV measurement in India - Session by BARC
Time: 1000-1100
Mr Yogesh Gulabani, Chief Technology Officer, BARC India
• Mr Nitin Mishra, Senior Vice President and Chief Product Officer, Netmagic
• Mr Pankaj Kulshreshtha, CEO, Scienaptic Systems
• Mr Shailesh Parab, Director, Cineom Broadcast India Pvt. Ltd
• Mr Sundeep Mallu, Senior VP, Grammaner
CONFERENCE HALL " IoT"
IoT - Sensing 'sense-making' in logistics: Role of IoT in logistics & supply chain
Time: 1000-1115
Mr Ashim Sharma, Partner & Group Head, Business Performance Improvement Consulting Group, NRI Consulting & Solutions
Keynote Speaker:
• Mr Ali Hosseini the Founder & CEO, SenRa Tech Pvt Ltd
• Mr Jatin Talreja, Founder & CEO, Viaan Electronics
• Mr Scott Larsen, CEO, Helios Wire
• Mr Srinivasan S, Senior Director, Data Sciences, Delhivery
• Mr Mohan Raju, Chief Strategy Officer, India & Emerging Markets, Azuga Inc
• Mr Srinath Nudurupati, Founder & Director, Inxee Systems Pvt. Ltd.
• Mr Murali Rajagopalan, MD-India, Mobilogix Inc
Networking break
CONFERENCE HALL "Telecom"
Cyber Security - A must in today's environment
Dr. S Amar Prasad Reddy, Director General, National Cyber Safety and Security Standards
Keynote speaker:
Mr. Saket Modi, Founder, Lucideus
• Mr. Debabrata Nayak, Chief Security Officer, Huawei Telecommunications (India) Co., Ltd.
• Mr. Kishore Kar, Chief Business Officer, Cyber Security Integrators (I) Pvt Ltd
• Mr. Rakshit Tandon, Executive Director, Council of Information Security
• Mr. Alok Gupta, Chief Executive Officer, Pyramid Cyber
• Mr. S Chandrasekhar, Group Director, Govt Affairs & Public Policy, Microsoft India
• Mr. Anup Pandit, Global Marketing, Microsemi
CONFERENCE HALL "Broadcast"
Reducing complexity in broadcast operations - management and orchestration of broadcast TV and OTT on broadcast platforms (DTH, Broadband IPTV, cloud)
Ms. Vidya Subramanian Nath, Senior Research Director, Digital Media Practice, Frost & Sullivan
Keynote Speaker:
Mr. Steven Soenens, Product Marketing, Skyline Communications
• Mr. Baskar Subramanian, Co-founder, Amagi
• Mr. Ashok Mansukhani, Managing Director, Hinduja Media Group
• Mr. Jayant M. Kharche, Dy. Director General (Engg.), Doordarshan
CONFERENCE HALL " IoT"
Time: 1130-1315
IoT in Healthcare: Connected healthcare ecosystem - How far has the health-scape changed?
Mr Sandy Mallik, Head-Marketing, PTC
Keynote Speaker:
Mr Dileep Mangsuli, CTO, GE Healthcare, India
• Mr Ajit Ashok, Director-Big Data, Philips Innovation
• Dr VK Singh, Managing Director, InnovatioCuris
• Mr Ahsvanni Srivastava, Head, Sanohub
• Mr Satya Dash, Director Impact Lab, PATH India
Time: 1245-1315 hrs
Case Study: Healthcare
Mr Marios Georgiou, CEO & Co-founder, Asclepius Medical
CONFERENCE HALL "Telecom"
Digital Money - Transformation as seen after demonetization
Chair & Keynote:
Mr. Vivek Singh, Product Development, Airtel Payments Bank Ltd
Knolwedge Paper Launch:
Mr Ankur Malhotra, Director, Mazars: The Smart Wallet by Mazars
• Mr. Kamaljeet Rastogi, Global Head, Business Development, Mobile Financial Solutions, Mahindra Comviva
• Mr. Anuj Sharma, Sunshine Digitronics Pvt.
• Mr. Praveen Dhabhai, Director, Smart Paisa
CONFERENCE HALL "Broadcast"
Time: 1400-1500 hrs
IABM session - Is it just all about IP?
Moderator & Keynote:
Mr.Baskar Subramanian, Co-founder, Amagi
• Ms. Anna Lockwood,Head of Market Development, Telstra Broadcast Services
• Mr. Steven Soenens, Product Marketing, Skyline Communications
• Mr. NM Mehra, VP-Technical, VTIPL
• Mr. Jayant Shah, Dolby
CONFERENCE HALL " IoT"
Time: 1400-1500 hrs
Standardization & Framework
Ms. Pamela Kumar, Director General, TSDSI
Keynote Speaker:
Mr. Gaurav Sareen, Country Director India & SAARC, Sigfox
• Mr. Anurag Seth, CTO-in-Residence, Tembusu Partners ICT Fund
• Mr. Dinesh Sharma, Seconded European Standardization Expert in India Director - Standardization, Policy and Regulation
• Mr. Raghuram Joshi, GM- Enterprise IT (RBEI) Bosch
• Mr. Sushil Kumar, DDG – IoT, Telecommunication Engineering Center, DoT
Networking break
CONFERENCE HALL "Telecom"
Electronics manufacturing in India
Mr. Vinod Kumar, Managing Director, Deki Electronics
Keynote Speaker:
• Mr. Deepak Thakkar, VP-Business Development, Flextronics Mr. Rajiv M Lal, Director, Trans India Business Solitions
• Mr. Sanjeev Narayan, Managing Director, SGS Tekniks
• Mr. Ravi Shankar Rai, Managing Director, Savitri Telecom Services
CONFERENCE HALL "Broadcast"
Time: 1515-1615 hrs
IABM session - The road to IP workflow in production
Mr. Peter Bruce, President, IABM
• Mr. Jayant M. Kharche, Dy. Director General (Engg.), Doordarshan
• Mr. NM Mehra, VP-Technical, VTIPL
• Mr. Thierry Fautier, VP Video Strategy, Harmonic
CONFERENCE HALL " IoT"
Time: 1515-1700 hrs
IoT - Securing nation & business : Applying IoT in Security & Surveillance
Mr. Sudhanshu Mittal, Director – Industry 4.0, NASSCOM Center of Excellence for IoT
• Ms. Hwai Lin Khor, Head of Sales & Business Development, Infineon Technologies Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
• Mr. Shailendra Miglani, Global Black Belt Team, Microsoft Corporation
• Mr. Narang N Kishor, Mentor & Principal Design Architect, Narnix Technolabs Pvt Ltd
• Mr. Pramod N Uniyal, CEO, Mobico Comodo
• Mr. Alok Sinha, Chief Executive Officer, Globus Eight
Day 3: 09 March 2018
CONFERENCE HALL "Telecom"
The growing importance of Cloud opportunities
Mr. Madhav Chablani, Consulting CIO, TippingEdge Consulting Pvt Ltd
Keynote speaker:
Mr. Kalyan Mukhopadhyay, Cloud & Cognitive Technical Leader, IBM India/South Asia
• Inderpal Singh Mumick, Founder and CEO, Kirusa Inc, USA
• Mr. Amajit Gupta, Managing Director & CEO, QED Sigma Innovations
• Dr. Steven Soenens, Product Marketing, Skyline Communications
CONFERENCE HALL "Broadcast"
The future of entertainment
Smt. Supriya Sahu, Director General, Doordarshan
Keynote Speaker:
Mr. Ashok Mansukhani, Managing Director, Hinduja Media Group
• Mr. Ashok Killam, Director (Technical), Horizon Group
• Mr. Sidharth Balakrishna, Executive Director, Zee Group
• Mr. Dushyant Kohli, Head Growth, nexGTv
• Mr. Vineet Govil, Head & General Manager, Sling Media
CONFERENCE HALL " IoT"
Time: 1000-1115
Startups - The Game Changer in AI and ML automation-Session by PHD
• Dr. Jatinder Singh, Director, PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry
• Mr. Praveen Bhadada, Partner - Digital Practice, Zinnov LLC
• Mr. Himanshu Rattan, Director, KPMG
• Mr. Sanjay Gupta, Country Manager, NXP
• Dr. Sushil Chandra, Scientist 'F' and Head of Bio Medical Department at Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences at DRDO
• Dr. H P Kumar, Former CMD, NSIC
Networking break
CONFERENCE HALL "Telecom"
Big Data - How can analytics improve your business?
Mr. Samiran Gupta, India Head, ICANN
• Oguz Haliloglu, Chief Executive Officer, Defne
• Mr. Vishal Singhal, Co-founder & AI Evangelist, Cellstrat
• Mr. Badhrinarayanan Srinivasan, Manager, System Engineering, Ixia Solutions Group
• Ms. Shefali Bansal, Program Director & Global Practice Leader (IoT4 Manufacturing Offerings), IBM Software Labs
CONFERENCE HALL "Broadcast"
What next for Digital Cable Networks? How to stay relevant in evolving business models?
Shri. Sunil Kumar Gupta, Secretary, TRAI
• Mr. Yugal Kishore Sharma, CEO, DEN Networks Ltd
• Mr. Vinod Khare, Technical Advisor, Cable & Satellite
• Ms. Roop Sharma, President, COFI, Cable Quest Satcom Pvt Ltd • Mr. Sisir Pillai, Consultant, Viuclip
• Mr. Sisir Pillai, Sales Head, Viu Life
• Mr. Subhashish Mazumdar, Senior Vice President, NXT Digital
• Mr. Anil Malhotra, COO, SITI Cable Network Ltd
CONFERENCE HALL " IoT"
Time: 1130- 1230
Skill Development - How IoT is transforming the employment landscape in every industry, not just IT
Mr. Jayant Krishna, ED & COO, National Skill Development Corporation
Mr. Sunil K Chaturvedi, CEO, Automotive Skills Development Council
• Mr. Sumit Peer, Founder and CEO, Aurelius
• Mr. Bishwanath Ganguly, Country Manager, Forever New
• Mr. Vijay Kumar, Head, IET
Time: 1230- 1330
IoT and emerging technologies-Part 1: AR/VR & Blockchain
Dr. Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Technologies
Keynote Speaker:
Mr. Raja Shan, Global Head, Business Development, IoT, TCS
• Mr. Diwakar Singhal, Senior Vice President, Genpact - Blockchain
• Mr. Gaurav Dubey, CEO & MD, ITH Technologies Pvt. Ltd - Blockchain
• Mr. Rohit Gupta, Director -IT and Sales, OMR India Outsources Pvt Ltd
• Mr. Rahul Ganapathy, CEO, Atsuya Technologies Pvt Ltd
• Ms. Reenu Saluja, Senior Technical Evangelists, Microsoft Corp India
CONFERENCE HALL "Broadcast"
Time: 1400-1600
Current scenario of Cable TV on ground
CONFERENCE HALL " IoT"
Time: 1430-1530 hrs
IoT and emerging technologies-Part 2 Artificial Intelligence & Robotics
Dr. Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Technologies
Keynote Speaker:
Mr. Ajay Gupta, VP & head Marketing, Ericsson
• Mr. Ninad Deshpande, Head-Marketing, B&R Industrial Automation
• Mr. Damodar Sahu, Consulting Partner & Head - IoT Digital, Wipro Ltd
• Mr. Akash Takyar, CEO, hiarya.com
• Ms. Shefali Bansal, Program Director & Global Practice Leader (IoT4 Manufacturing Offerings) , IBM Software Labs
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Tom Brady Kissed His Son and the Internet Freaked Out
I'm not a Tom Brady fan. At all. I believe he and the Patriots are bigtime cheaters. And this internet documentary he put together to promote his awesomeness is not my cup of tea but I can't help notice it has put his family under scrutiny. People are always going to have opinions on what you show them. In one scene, Tom is getting a massage and his son comes in to give him a kiss. The internet feels this kiss took way too long.
Nothing to see here, just Tom Brady locking lips with his son pic.twitter.com/gv4ysjLfs9— Laces Out (@LacesOutShow) February 1, 2018
Looks like the whole point was he wanted more than a peck. Duh. Affection between parents and their children is a good thing, but for some reason America gets weirded out by male affection in all its many forms. Sons and fathers kissing on the lips? No biggie. It's love. And it helps build self-esteem. I'd love to find fault with this because I'm usually annoyed at all things Tom Brady, but he just seems like a loving Daddy here.

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CW predecessor UPN launched Veronica Mars, a cult hit starring Kristen Bell, which is now being revived as a theatrical film funded on Kickstarter.
Now it's being reborn as a spinoff series for the network's CW Seed online site, in a deal closed this week, the network said Wednesday. But the Web series won't surface until sometime after the movie is released in March, and details are scarce. The series probably will span six to eight episodes, each five to 10 minutes in length.
Network chief Mark Pedowitz says he spoke to Mars creator Rob Thomas in broad terms about the concept, which he wouldn't share: "He talked a little bit but it wasn't locked in; he talked about potential people who could be involved, but he didn't commit to anybody."


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In studying once again the missionary journeys of Paul for a series of sermons I am currently preaching, I have been reminded that Paul focused his ministry on the big cities of the Roman world. He seems to have been suited for urban life, as one who grew up in the cities of Tarsus ("no mean city" – Acts 21:39) and Jerusalem, where he sat at the feet of the great rabbi Gamaliel (Acts 22:3). In Acts 13, he was serving in the church of the great city of Antioch (the third largest city in the Roman empire, called "the Queen City"). In his missionary journeys, he invariably went to the great cities of the various provinces – Antioch of Pisidia, Iconium, Ephesus, Athens, Corinth, Berea, Rome, etc. Paul did not blaze a trail through the bush, as David Livingstone did in Africa; he traveled down cobblestone streets and great Roman highways. Yet he is our model missionary in the New Testament. The city churches that he established reached out into the entire region around them (see 1 Thess. 1:8).
Have you ever heard someone make a statement like this: "We had a missionary visit last Sunday who is going to England" (or France or Ireland or Bermuda or Hawaii, etc). "Boy, they are going to be suffering, huh?" Have you ever thought it yourself?
Sometimes Christians reflect the attitude that someone isn't really a missionary unless it involves jungles, leeches, lions and at least the threat of dying from some exotic disease or being eaten by a cannibal. Missionaries to developed countries are sometimes treated as though their ministry location is merely a "vacation spot" instead of a mission field with its own set of difficulties and hardships.
Of course, our hats are off to the great army of missionaries who serve faithfully in primitive conditions. And my point is not that we should only focus on big cities or developed countries. Obviously we are to go to every creature and into all the world.
My point is that you don't need a jungle to be a missionary. Your mission field might be a great concrete city teaming with millions of people. Your mission field might be a bus route in the projects or on the poor side of town. Your mission field might be a prison. Your mission field might be a suburb. A mission field is wherever souls are in need of Jesus Christ.
Missionaries serving faithfully in developed countries do not have a cakewalk. Friends in Europe and other places have to deal with people that are steeped in false religions, addictions, social morals and practices that are contrary to the gospel. Sin abounds. Hearts are hard. Is it not really a mission field because the missionary sleeps in an apartment and drives a car?
America has its great cities that are in need of gospel-preaching, soul-winning churches. Church planters are missionaries in the cities, suburbs and towns of America. Europe's great cities need men who preach the gospel as opposed to the State religions and their works-based churches. Great cities in Asia, Africa, South and Central America, Australia, and in all the places of the world, need a Paul to come and preach the gospel. And even some of those "vacation spots" aren't quit so beautiful when you get away from the tourist spots.
Thank you for reading. God bless.


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The assemblies and the workshops will be privileged places where discuss together, as young generations of women and men, about our relation with politics, information, culture, in a prospective that leaves the imagine of young people as passive users and consumers behind. We will focus, in fact, over our role of political activists, producers of information, creators of original cultures and languages.
The initiative is promoted by Tavola della pace and is organized in collaboration with the Local Coordination for the UN of Young people. The assembly will take place together with the VII assembly of Peoples' UN and it will end on Sunday 7th October with the participation to the March Perugia-Assisi.


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As long you shutdown the computer first, turning off the power strip is fine. Essentially all modern household computer devices are designed to shut themselves down gracefully when they lose electrical power and that's exactly what they down when you turn off the power strip.
In fact, turning off the power strip is likely to save energy as well. Many computer devices have two different "off" switches: one that stops them from doing their normal functions and one that actually cuts off all electrical power. Computers in particular don't really turn off until you reach around back and flip the real power switch on the computer's power supply. The same is true of television monitors and home theater equipment.
In general, any device that has a remote control or that can wake itself up to respond to a pretty button or to some other piece of equipment is never truly off until you shut off its electrical power. Our homes are now filled with electronic gadgets that are always on, waiting for instructions. Keeping them powered up even at a low level consumes a small amount of electrical power and it adds up. Last I heard, this always-on behavior of our gadgets consumes something on the order of 1% of our electrical power. Whatever it is, it's too much. So by turning off your power strip and completely stopping the flow of power to your computer, your speakers, your monitor, etc., you are saving energy. You lose the convenience of being able to turn everything on from your couch with a remote, but who cares. Energy is too precious to waste for such nonessential conveniences.
When you first turn on a typical computer, it must run an initial program that sets up the operating system. This initial program has to run even before the computer is able to interact with its hard drive, so the program must be available at the very instant the computer's power becomes available. Read-only memory is used for this initial bootup operation. Unlike normal random access memory, which is usually "volatile" and loses its stored information when power is removed, read-only memory retains its information without power. When you turn on the computer, this read-only memory provides the instructions the computer uses to begin loading the operating system from the hard drive.
The transistors used in digital integrated circuits, including microprocessors, act primarily as electronically controlled switches. These transistor switches permit the electric charge on or electric current in one wire to control the electric charge on or current in another wire. In digital electronics, a wire's charge or current state is used to represent a single binary digit—either a 1 or a 0. By combining transistors in modestly complicated arrangements, the states of several wires together can control the states of several other wires. This increased complexity allows for simple functions such as binary addition to be performed—for example, the charges on two wires can be used to control the charges on two other wires so that the charges on the second pair of wires represent the single binary sum of the two individual numbers represented by charges on the first pair of wires. More complicated adders can be assembled from more transistors and finally multipliers can be assembled from a collection of adders. Overall, it only takes a few arrangements of electrically controlled switches to form the primitive elements from which incredibly complicated digital processors can be built.
Yes. When you connect two 8-ohm devices in parallel, so that they share a current between them, they act as a single 4-ohm device.
A computer chip is also known as a digital integrated circuit. It is typically a thin wafer of silicon, cut from a single crystal of that element. The surface of the wafer has been chemically modified and it has had intricate patterns of aluminum wires and other structures cut and deposited photographically on its surface to form enormous numbers of transistors and other special structures. Each of these transistors is an electronically controllable switch. A tiny adjustment in the electric charge on the control element of one of these transistors—its gate—can dramatically alter that transistor's current carrying ability. These transistors work together to perform task that range from remembering one bit of information to multiplying two huge numbers together. The millions of transistors on a typical computer chip are able to perform extremely complicated tasks, as we see everyday in modern computers.
An integrated circuit is formed by using photographic techniques to sculpt the surface of a silicon crystal, to add chemicals to the silicon, and to deposit layers of other materials on top of the silicon. As part of this sculpting and coating process, a typical computer chip will have tiny memory cells formed on it. These cells usually consist of a tiny pad of aluminum on which a small amount of electric charge can be stored. To store one piece of information, a "bit", on one of these pads, electronic devices called MOSFETs—built right into the silicon surface—are used to control the flow of charge onto the pad. The amount of charge on the pad determines the bit's value. The charge remains on the pad, thus storing the bit, until it's time to recall the bit. At that time, the MOSFETs allow the charge to flow off the pad and into electronic devices that determine what the stored value is.
Yes. In fact, many modern monitors do have memory in them. However, this memory isn't used for the same information that's handled in the computer itself. Instead, the monitor's memory is used to control the monitor's behavior. Many sophisticated monitors are equipped with digital controllers that are almost full-fledged computers themselves. These controllers can adjust the size and position of the screen image and the manner in which that image is built. This work by the controller allows the monitor to respond properly when the computer changes the screen resolution or the refresh rate (the frequency with which the image you see is rebuilt). The controller requires memory to operate and it also needs to store data that it can expect to recover next time you turn the monitor on. On a sophisticated monitor, you adjust the image size by pushing buttons under the screen and the monitor uses special memory to record your button presses. When the monitor is turned on, it recalls its record of your adjustments and uses them to return the image size to what it was last time the monitor was on.
These displays use liquid crystals, liquids that contain long chain or disk-shaped molecules. These molecules can be aligned by external electric fields or by their own interactions with one another to form very orderly arrays; hence the name "liquid crystals". The extent to which these molecules are oriented determines their optical properties. A notebook computer uses electric fields to orient or disorient the liquid crystals and control their optical properties. With some help from other optical devices, the notebook computer can make these liquid crystals block or unblock light to appear dark or light. Adding color filters allows them to produce colored images on their screens.
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Travelling The World In Indian Way
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I love to visit different places and write about them. I had been traveling to different places whenever time permitted but after a trip to Ladakh in 2012, I decided to convert my memories into a collection of stories. This blog is collection of few of them.
I am not a full time traveler and manage to travel along with maintaining my professional life. My travel style is budget travel along with comfort. I try to travel slightly offbeat routes but equally enjoy popular tourist spots. You may not find me doing a 15 days trek in mountains but you can spot me enjoying beauty of Himalayas during the day and then relax in evening in a cozy place. I also love to explore cities on foot and you may spot me scratching my head with a map in hand in an unknown city.
I am enthusiastic about travel and if you share the same interest then you are at right place. Traveling for me is not just visiting a place but a complete package right from researching about the place, making an itinerary, actual visit, learning photography on each trip, meeting new people on journey and finally sharing all these stories.
Many seasoned travelers would say that just putting your feet in a new city/country is not real travel and I agree to it. However with limited time available for travel to me, I try to find a balance between absorbing the place and see majority of it. I also enjoy the number game and count the places I have left my foot prints. I have been to 20 out of 36 state/union territories of India. I also have traveled to 10 countries (technically 11 -just visited an island in Indonesia but it counts 🙂 ) and you can find visa related information for Indian passport holders on this blog.
I try to share any information which other travelers may find useful.There are thousand of portal available online which provide ample information about tourist places. But when you read a story that how someone actually completed a trip, it has a better impact. I got a lot of help, motivation and information from different travel bloggers across the world and felt now this is my turn to do the same. Although the narration style is more of travel tale than a guide book but I hope you will be able to extract out necessary information out of these. If any of these stories help you plan your travel in any way, I will consider my objective of creating this diary is achieved.
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Hopeless Battles To The Death In "Avengers Arena"
This week, Marvel Comics continues its push for Marvel NOW! in a series of press conference calls with the publisher's top creators responsible for the upcoming major relaunches and new titles for the initiative. Yesterday, Kieron Gillen discussed his second arc of "Iron Man" entitled "The God Killer." Today, the publisher transitions to one of the many new series that Marvel NOW! has in store for the launch window, "Avengers Arena" written by Dennis Hopeless with art by Kev Walker. Featuring teenage characters from across the Marvel Universe like X-23 and cast members of "Avengers Academy" and "Runaways," "Arena" pits the super powered teens against each other in a "Battle Royale"/"Hunger Games"-style deathmatch as master manipulator Arcade pulls the strings.
Hopeless spoke to reporters about his plans for the series and what readers can expect to see from their favorite characters — and if they survive the experience.
Sales and Communications Coordinator James Viscardi began the call by asking Hopeless why he wants to kill everybody — more seriously, what the premise of "Avengers Arena" is.
"Basically, 15 of your favorite Marvel Teenage Superheroes and Darkhawk wake up on an island and they're told 'Only one of you is going to come out of it alive," said Hopeless, who said Arcade has constructed a new Murderworld where heroes will actually get murdered and only one person will get out alive. "Issue #1 is going to sell the readers and the kids on the island that they're going to have to do this."
Hopeless stated it was important to find a character reason for Arcade to take this approach. "It was important to give Arcade a reason why it had to go differently this time and why it's important to change things up," he said. "We want the readers to respect Arcade and the players to respect Arcade. When we were first talking about the series, Arcade was the first person who popped into my mind … but how are we going to make people respect Arcade? It was truly a challenge … and I'm really proud about how we've been able to keep the core of Arcade but make him scary and respected." There will be an issue after "Avengers Arena" #1 that explores how Arcade got to this point.
The writer stated Hazmat is the first P.O.V. character from the first issue and he had a fun time writing them. There will also be characters from Captain Britain's "posh, superhero academy," who are primarily new characters.
For the new Murderworld, Hopeless stated he was very lucky in that Kev Walker drew a map of Murderworld. "It's split off into four different climate zones," said Hopeless. "There's a snowy, arctic section, there's a beach section, there's a forest and there's a desert. Once things get going, they start splitting off into different areas. There are a lot of different challenges they'll face depending on [where they are.]" For the most part, the challenge of this Murderworld will be survive all the people around you.
The writer stated the series is an ongoing due to getting the characters to the point where they might actually kill each other. "Primarily, it's because we need the space to get you to believe these kids would do these stuff," said Hopeless. "We need to get them to a place where they distrust and fear each other enough to let it play out. The first few issues have a different POV … it's a long game. It's not the one-person POV, it's the characters all dealing with this in their own way. What would drive them to go through this and save themselves and save their friends. Once we get to a place where the core concept changes, the book changes, but the Murderworld thing is a long story."
One of the characters in the preview pages is a 14-year-old Deathlok. "She's one of my favorite characters I got to create," he said. "Giving you a sweet, 14-year-old Deathlok was really fun."
In terms of the overall tone of the book, Hopeless states the creative team play the emotion and fears of the characters straight. "It's almost a character study of all these kids and how they deal with this worst-case scenario," he said. "At least Arcade can appreciate where this is satirical and amusing, but it's definitely a character study."
Hopeless said he had seen some of the advance fan reaction to the book and he appreciates the passion the fans have. "At the same time, death is a big emotional part of life and I'm not the type of person who thinks death as a story device is cheap," he said. "Death close to you, very close to you, is the most powerful thing someone can go through. … I am really proud of the book, I think we're telling a really good story within this. None of the people responding to the concept and the marketing have seen the book, so I don't take it too personally because they haven't seen it yet."
When creating the cast, Hopeless said there were characters he wanted from "Wolverine & the X-Men," but it was easier to take characters that weren't in a book or whose book was coming to an end. "I was going to use Molly from the Runaways, but decided that having a character that young would be tonally problematic, but I turned off the part of my brain that was concerned with the well-being of the characters when it comes to the cast."
The writer also spoke about the differences between "Arena" and books like "Hunger Games" and "Battle Royale." "Partially, just the fact that they're teenage superheroes. Their histories are very different," said Hopeless. "These characters come from different places, but they're all Marvel Superheroes. This gives it a different perspective. We do a POV shift where you see the situation from all the characters over the course. By the time we get to the second arc, you [get the perspectives of all the characters.]" Hopeless made the comparison to "Hunger Games" if you got the chance to see the story from all the tributes. "For me, it's as influenced by the 'Running Man' as anything. It comes from gladiatorial games and everything just as much. The perspective of teenage superheroes changes it enough."
Hopeless said Marvel EiC Axel Alonso had the ideas for the homage covers — and Viscardi said, "We'll go as far as we can take it. As of right now, we've got up through #5, so stay tuned."
The cast have disparate power levels, but that's something Hopeless deals with during the series. "We deal with the fact that their power levels are varied," said Hopeless, but noted that none of the cast "buy in" immediately to the concept, which helps to balance the scales. "There's definitely a variety of power sets, but the personalities of the characters all come into play."
For new characters from the Braddock Academy, Hopeless stated Kev Walker's designs have added a lot to his initial suggestions. "They grew into something bigger and better than they were. I couldn't ask for a better or more creative artist who's passionate about the process of collaboration."
Darkhawk is not a teenager, but Hopeless chose to include him partially because of his love of "Annihilation" and the Marvel Cosmic books from a few years back. "I also liked the idea of someone who was initially a teenage super hero but has grown beyond that," he said. "If Darkhawk wanted to, he would be able to win this day one." Hopeless said he hopes to explore how Darkhawk deals with the situation as a mature adult — the writer also wanted to use Kenji from "Generation Hope" in the book, but then the character died.
Wrapping up, Hopeless stated the darkness in a lot of these characters played a factor in their selection for the book. "These characters all have at least an element in their past if not an element in their personalities that's walking that line or over that line," he said. "You can believe they can be pushed to different limits than a character that had a normal transition from teenager into superhero."
"Avengers Arena" #1 by Dennis Hopeless and Kev Walker hits in December.
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Growing up in the Catholic faith, it was very easy for me to go through the motions. I learned all the rules of Catholicism without understanding why - without encountering the person of Christ. As I began to look into my faith while attending Georgia Tech, FOCUS missionaries entered my life. Through Bible studies and prayer, I found myself pulled deeper into the mysteries of the faith. When a FOCUS missionary personally invited me to walk closer to Christ through discipleship, I began to encounter what it means to live in and through Jesus Christ. I experienced a joy that I had never felt before, one that I had to share. FOCUS encouraged me to grow closer to Christ and equipped me to lead others to the same through Bible study and discipleship. One thing led to another, and now I'm happy to start work as a FOCUS missionary at Vandy. I'm so excited to continually give my life to the Lord and see what he'll do through my yes.
When I answered the call to join FOCUS, I made the decision to rely on the spiritual and financial support of mission partners to help me through this mission. I've been blessed with the most amazing people who have journeyed with me as I serve on campus. If you are interested in partnering with me, please let me know of the best way to reach you and I will schedule an appointment. I'd be honored to share this mission with you.
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Great Books Reading List for 2016-2017
Selections from Great Conversations 5 from the Great Books Foundation
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September 8, 2016
by George Santayana
October 6, 2016
Philosophy and Knowledge
by Bertrand Russell
November 10, 2016
The Man Who Loved Islands
by D. H. Lawrence
December 8, 2016
Anthropology and the Abnormal
by Ruth Benedict
January 12, 2017
Hell Screen
by Ryunosuke Akutagawa
February 9, 2017
The Children of Light and the Children of Darkness (selection)
by Reinhold Niebuhr
March 9, 2017
Why Write?
by Jean-Paul Sartre
April 12, 2017
Bright and Morning Star
by Richard Wright
May 10, 2017
Human Personality
by Simone Weil
June 7, 2017
A Still Moment
by Eudora Welty
July 12, 2017
To Room Nineteen
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Are you creative? Would you describe yourself that way? Many people are obviously creative, and we recognize them as artists, musicians, dancers and the like. However, many people do not think of themselves as creative, which is unfortunate, because we all have 'the creative gene' in us. Each of us is creative, in our own way.
For example, if you are a parent, and have to get an uncooperative 5-year-old to bed, you've likely come up with some creative way to do so. You might have made something up, such as, "Let's check on your teddy-bear and see if HE'S already in bed." In another vein entirely, you may be in a business situation, and needed to find a solution to smooth the waters between two employees who were struggling with each other's perspective. You may have done some creative banking solutions (not forgery or embezzlement I hope!) to get the books to balance that month. As a former keynote speaker, I had to find a creative way to work in the company's challenges with the vision of the senior leaders and my topic of Positive Risk for Change.
Now that living spaces are getting smaller for many people, furniture companies have created wonderful solutions and expanding tables that are as good for the casual coffee meeting as well as dinner for six. If you are self-employed, you might have found creative ways to manage your time, work in the gym and stay motivated and productive within your own time frame.
If you are in a creative slump, or you still don't believe you have it in you, here are some ways to either boost your ideas or kick-start your personal innovation. Whatever your 'normal' is, change it in some way. Change your route, change your normal food, change your usual outfit, change your haircut—just change something!
- The best thing to do is to do something differently. Perhaps you take the same route to work every day. Vary it. If you take the bus, try a walking/subway combination. If you drive, try a different set of streets. Just change it up somehow.
- Get a haircut. As simple as it sounds, try a different look. This applies to men and women. Try a new colour or a new style. Just 'do different.'
- Do something to relax more. There's a reason these 'adult colouring books' are so popular. They are mindless, there are lines, and you colour as if you're a child again. Most people would feel challenged to create an entire painting on their own, but this is set out for you already. Try weird colourcombinations; use markers instead of pencil crayons, or vice versa.
- Go for a massage. A massage is good for your body; it gets the blood flowing and makes you feel wonderful. It's also extremely relaxing, and being relaxed helps your creativity flow as well. So go out and find a good massage therapist in Toronto.
- Put on some music and dance. You can do it on your own, or take a class, but 'move to the music.'
- Try different food. If you normally only eat a grilled cheese sandwich with ketchup, try one of the newer upscale versions with gourmet cheese and salsa, or, better yet, try an entirely new food item. If you normally go for Chinese food, try Thai or Korean or anything that's new for you.
The important thing is to relax with the help of a good massage therapist in Toronto, move, try something new and have fun!
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Published on October 12th, 2017 | by bitcoin0
Unbelievable Bitcoin prediction by Trace Mayer will leave you speechless!
Trace Mayer tweeted that he believes Bitcoin is currently undervalued, and that his target price for this coming February (only four months away) is $27,395 per Bitcoin.
Mayer is extrapolating the rise of the 200 day moving average, assuming it will reach $5,767 by February.
At the time, Mayer recommended that his followers purchase Bitcoin, the price per coin was just $0.25.
Because the 200 day moving average is weighted with such old price data, in a bull market it lags significantly behind the current price.
Mayer is predicting that the 200 day moving average will continue to rise, and that Bitcoin will remain a reasonable level above the measure.


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Camel milk has been drunk for centuries by nomadic people. It is prized for its benefits to health, and men especially appreciate the positive health benefits it brings them. Camel milk is even mentioned in the Kama Sutra, and science is beginning to catch up to what men in many countries already know. While many experts believe that modern cows milk can reduce the testosterone levels, camel milk does not have the same effect. Camel milk is also considered to be an effective cure for impotency in some cultures. It has also been shown to improve semen quality, improving the chances successful impregnation. Of course, camel milk's greatest benefit is to improve the overall health of men, improving their energy levels and quality of life.
Cow Milk Reduces Testosterone Levels
Like many popular mass produced foods, cow milk has become a Frankenfood. By that, I mean the milk that reaches our table has been changed and altered so much from the milk our ancestors drank. To put it more accurately, the cows are changed. Cows are shot full of hormones and antibiotics so their owners can get the maximum value from them. They are also kept pregnant throughout most of the milk-producing lives, and the milk produced by pregnant cows is far higher than that of cows that are not pregnant. A report in the Harvard Gazette on the effects of cow milk on estrogen levels in the body showed that Mongolian boys who were switched from their native milk to American cow milk had higher estrogen levels. Even switching to organic milk won't help much, because even organically fed cows are kept pregnant through most of the year. On the other hand, camel milk doesn't have a high estrogen content, so it won't lower your testosterone levels. If hormone health is important to you but you still want the same benefits, give up cow milk and switch over to camel milk.
Camel Milk Helps Cure Impotency
In India, camel milk is known to prevent impotency. In northern Rajasthan, men have drunk camel milk to increase male potency for centuries. Even elderly men rely on the potent benefits of camel milk. Local believe that this is because, unlike cows, camel eat a variety of fodder. Camel's long necks allow them to eat grass on the ground and leaves from bushes and trees. This adds a lot of different nutrients to the milk. Anecdotal evidence in India is rising as camel milk sales expand out is Rajasthan and into the rest of the country. Science may yet prove them right, as recent research has shown a link between oxidative stress and low testosterone levels, and how camel milk can eliminate the problem.
Camel Milk Can Improve Sperm Quality
Oxidative stress is another testosterone killer. Oxidative stress is caused by a buildup of free radicles in the cells of the body. The antioxidants in camel milk have been shown to detoxify the body, reducing oxidative stress. A study published in Asian Journal of Animal Sciences on the effects of camel milk on semen mobility in lab mice showed that when the cells experience oxidative stress, the testosterone levels in males decrease. This prevents proper sperm formation. It also reduces the number of alive sperm produced, reduces sperm mobility, and causes a higher percentage of abnormal sperm. One group of mice under stress were fed camel milk, and by the end of the study, the sperm they produced was of better quality and had better mobility than those of the mice that were not given camel milk. The study concluded that camel milk is high in antioxidant vitamins, and in other nutrients which help the body to absorb and use those vitamins. Sperm count, quality, and mobility are all vital factors in successfully fathering a child. If camel milk can improve this in men, it's another huge benefit of this ancient superfood.
Camel Milk Promotes Overall Health in Men
Camel milk provides benefits to boost the health of anyone. In men, this is especially important because having good overall health also improves the testosterone level and sperm quality. Having good health helps men to stay active and generally feel good through the day. Camel milk contains many nutrients and proteins that increase the human immune system which prevents diseases. Camel milk is also higher in iron and vitamin C than other milk. What's more, it has less fat and less saturated fat, about half as much as cow milk. Camel milk improves your heart health and circulation. Camel milk also has anti-inflammation properties which will detoxify your body and improve your sense of well-being.
How To Buy Camel Milk
Camel milk isn't as easy to find as other milk, but you can find a few sellers if you take a look at our full articles on camel milk product sellers in the US, in the UK, and in Australia.


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Tri-City United High School Announcements
Thursday, June 7th, 2018
Kristi and Jess will be in the office until Friday, June 15th.
On Going Events:
School store hours: Please contact John Head or Stacy Lindblom at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. Daily activities can be viewed on the website - www.tcu2905.us - go to "Activities" on the left hand side.
New General Announcements
Enjoy your summer break!!!
Free Summer Meals will be offered again this summer at TCU schools starting on June 4th and going through August 3rd, Monday - Friday. Breakfast service - TCU Montgomery 9-9:30 Am, TCU Le Center - 8:30 - 9:30 Am, Lunch service is 11:30 - 12:30 PM. Free meals are available to youth ages 1-18. Adult meals are available for purchase. For more information, call Brenda Rosier at the District Office @ 504-364-8100 or Amy Sauter @ 507-364-8163.
Summer Weight room hours will be 6-10 am Monday/Wednesday/Friday.
Repeat Announcements:
The MN Department of Human Services has launched the Crisis Text Line. The Crisis Text Line offers text-based suicide prevention services across Minnesota. People who text MN to 741741 will be connected with a counselor who will help defuse the crisis and connect the texter to local resources. This line is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Flyers have been hung throughout the school.
Activities Announcements:
Eligibility night for fall sports will be held at the HS on August 6th, 2018 @ 7 PM.
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Office hours for Activities Director Jason Myhre and
Administrative Assistant Julie Schlup can be found on the Activities Calendar.
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Our core team is comprised of 35 staff, we also train apprentices. Approx. 90 % of our staff members live close to the hotel and we are very proud to employ locals.
Our chef Manfred prepares culinary delights and has been working for us for the past 29 years, Trude, who is in charge of keeping the guest rooms and suites clean, has been working for us for 10 years, Reinhold is part of our team since 1999 and Gottfriede has been our wonderful waitress for the past eight years.
As our hotel is family owned, the hosts get massive support from their family: the landlord's father is in charge of the farm and purchases everything for our hotel kitchen, the landlord's mother is master of bookkeeping and brother Harry is head of service.
Head of the House in the 3rd generation
Upon successful completion of the hotel school in Innsbruck, the army came. In 1996 I came back into the family business, which I took over in 2000 and since then manage with my team.
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She manages the hotel together with Christian Frühauf and is available to guests at all wishes and suggestions.
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As part of the Sri Ramanuja Sahasrabdi Millennium Celebrations 1000 years (1017-2017), His Holiness Sri ChinnaJeeyar Swamy also announced an International Short Film Festival on "His Holiness Sri Ramanujacharya" organized by Jeeyar Integrated Vedic Academy (JIVA) in association with Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) & Savetemples.org, USA.
The International Short Film Festival on 'His Holiness Sri Ramanujacharya" to be held between 1st and 3rd February, 2018 at Prasad Labs, Hyderabad, Telangana and Prize distribution ceremony will be held on 4th February 2018 at Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamy Ashram, JIVA, Sriram Nagar, Shamshabad, Hyderabad-509217, Telangana.
The theme for the film festival is 'His Holiness Sri Ramanujacharya". The films will depict the Glory and Greatness of Sri Ramanujacharya and also the reforms that he brought in the social life.The best Short Film will be given a cash prize of Rs.10 lakhs with "Sri Ramanuja Sahasrabdhi Puraskaram", the Second best Short Film gets Rs. 8 lakhs and the Third best Short Film will get Rs. 6 lakhs. Three additional Special commendation cash prizes of Rs. 1 lakh each will also be given to selected Short Film makers. Apart from the prizes, winners will be honoured with Memento and Participation Certificate and every participant will get Appreciation certificate. Special Individual Commendations also will be presented in different individual categories like Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director etc., in selected short films.
List of selected films for Screening will be declared on 10th January, 2018 and Short Films selected by jury will be screened during Film Festival.
The basic rules and regulations for the film festival are
- The duration of the Short Film should not exceed 8 minutes in duration.
- The films prepared after 2015 are only eligible for the entry. An authorization letter should be enclosed along with the entry.
- Those films which already got award in any other film festival should not be sent as entry for this film festival.
- The Short film made in HD format (1920X1080) and properly edited should only be sent for this film festival.
- Short Film can be made in any language but English subtitles are mandatory.
- The film should be in MP4 format and two DVDs must be sent to us. The English sub-titles are compulsory for all the entries. The film should precede with title, name of the director, the duration etc. You should mention that the DVD sent by you is the final cut.


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PMG hires Mercer as chief creative officer
The Patient Marketing Group (PMG) has hired Brian Mercer as chief creative officer. Most recently, Mercer was a founding member of Quantum, CommonHealth's DTC healthcare agency. In addition, Annie Eleosida was named PMG's new creative director, copy from Flashpoint Medica.


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Getting There & Around – United States Grand Prix at COTA
Advice on getting to Austin for the US Formula 1 Grand Prix, plus how to get to the Circuit of the Americas (COTA). The next race is on October 19-21, 2018.
Images kindly supplied by Marie Misso, who attended the 2016 US Grand Prix.
Austin has one international airport, Bergstrom (airport code AUS). It's a relatively small airport though, and many flights go through the two larger hubs in Texas, Houston (IAH) and Dallas Fort Worth (DFW). Texas is home to Southwest airlines, the world's largest low-cost carrier, so there are plenty of domestic flights to the city on Grand Prix weekend.
Downtown Austin and the University of Texas campus area are very walkable and well serviced by the Capital Metro Austin public transit system. Circuit of the Americas (COTA) is located 15 miles (24 km) from downtown Austin. The best way to get to the track is by car (your own, a hire car or taxi) or the COTA shuttle. When making plans, be aware that Austin traffic is notorious most times of the year, but especially during major events such as F1. Getting to the track from downtown can take up to two hours! Plan accordingly and don't forget to purchase parking passes for the track if you do take your own vehicle.
The cheapest European flights land in Houston (IAH) or Dallas (DFW), depending on the airline. The only direct European connection to Austin is with British Airways from London. Examples fares: London–Austin via LAX with American Airlines from £650, Paris – Austin from €850 with American Airlines via Dallas, Berlin – Austin with United via Newark from €800.
All flights from Australia have at least one layover on the way, though United offers the quickest connection between Sydney and Austin. Including a stop in LAX, the flight time is 19-22 hours and return fares start at $1200 AUD. Other airlines that fly from Sydney or Melbourne include Qantas, Delta, Virgin Australia and American Airlines.
There are no direct flights to Austin from Asia, South America or Africa. Most flights route via major hubs such as LA, Atlanta, New York, Chicago or Houston. The following airlines offer direct flights to Houston (IAH): from Moscow with Singapore Airlines / from Dubai with Emirates / from Rio de Janeiro or Tokyo with United / from Beijing with Air China.
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The past month has been a blur. I've been on a bit of a hiatus from the blogosphere to focus on some ministry work, but I wanted to take a break to share some thoughts.
I had the honor of presenting at the Accessibility Summit at Mclean Bible Church this past month. I taught a workshop on how to build a Disability Ministry and got to meet an incredible group of people who are working to make their churches more inclusive. I also sat on a post conference panel with some of my dear friends and colleagues in ministry to address how to avoid burnout.
This was the 12th year that the team at Mclean has hosted the summit and once again it was a great time of encouragement, equipping, and fun. (And when I say "fun" – I mean I laughed so hard that my face hurt. It was good for my soul.) I highly recommend you mark your calendars to join us there next year April 19th – 20th.
As I think about the good conversation and networking that took place I find myself reflecting on my inclusion ministry journey. It was six years ago that I first attended the summit and I can honestly say that I would not be where I am today if not for the kindness , wisdom, and encouragement that I have received from the friends and colleagues I have met there. I am, without a doubt, a better pastor as a result. My ministry took off exponentially after connecting with these great leaders.
At the time I attended my first summit I had been doing inclusion ministry for several years, and often felt like I was alone. Though I ministered with some incredible leaders and an army of amazing volunteers I often found that there were few others in ministry who shared my passion and call to seek out and serve those affected by disability. The summit was, and still is a bit of a "homecoming" for me each year. It's a great time to collaborate and connect with others who are on the front lines of ministry; their hearts broken for the same things mine is.
As a presenter I enjoy the litany of questions that come my way from those just beginning their ministry journey. These questions give great insight to what questions the "church" is asking about inclusion and remind me of many of the challenges I have faced over the years. Here are some of my thoughts for those of you entering into the realm of inclusion.
1) You are not alone. Often this ministry can feel like an uphill climb, but be encouraged. There are hundreds of ministry leaders who have had great success building thriving disability ministries in churches all over the country. Make networking a priority. The Body of Christ was designed to work together so broaden your ministry horizons and seek out others who are actively engaged in inclusion ministry and learn from one another.
2) You don't have to be an "expert". I can't tell you how many times I've heard "but I'm not a special education teacher" or "I don't even know someone with a disability". The old adage "God doesn't call the equipped; he equips the called" rings true in this situation. Don't be intimidated. The single most important thing you need for this ministry is to love God and love people; the rest is just details and there are lots of us who can help you fill in the gaps between what you know and what you need to know.
3) Never stop learning. Become a student of disability. Read as much as you can to gain better insight into the lives of those affected by disability. There are countless books and blogs out there with great information to get you started. Just be sure to be discerning when it comes to the internet. Seek to learn from those who have been in ministry, or work directly with the population you wish to serve (in this case those with disabilities). Carefully choose your 'online advisory team' by identifying experienced practitioners.
4) Get involved! If you're just beginning this journey I highly recommend volunteering with a local community group or agency that serves this population. This will give you great experience and invaluable relationships that can benefit your ministry as it grows. Not to mention the evangelism opportunities you will have along the way.
5) Slow and steady wins the race. It's easy to get overwhelmed as you think about all the things you want to do (or feel called to do) in ministry. But if you want your ministry to thrive rather than just survive be sure to pace yourself. If you push too hard too fast you will burn out and so will your volunteers. And nobody wants that. (except the enemy and frankly I make it a priority to irritate him as much as I can)
6) Without vision the people will perish – Proverbs 29:18. Be a visionary. You need to paint a picture for your team that is so clear they can see it. Vision is a catalyst that spurs people to action. Be intentional about casting the vision and keeping it at the forefront of your ministry.
7) Focus on ONE thing. One of the kids in my ministry use to love to tell me this joke. He would say "Harmony, how do you eat an elephant?" And I would say "I don't know Mitch. How do you eat an elephant?" His answer? One bite at a time. He was clearly wise beyond his years. It is important to establish a ministry vision and a plan but don't be overwhelmed by it. Focus on one item at a time and before you know it you will have executed the plan and your ministry will be better for it. Just take it "one bite at a time".
8) Pray. Pray again. Then pray some more. Rinse. Repeat. Don't forget to seek God in every aspect of your life and your ministry. The enemy loves to distract us with the busy-ness of the world, but keep yourself grounded in prayer and you will see your vision come to life.
9) Tell better stories. Though the statistics on disability are certainly compelling they don't capture the hearts of most people. Jesus understood this all too well. He was a master story teller. Follow his example and tell the story of the people you are serving and those who you hope to reach. Stories change everything. They break hearts, encourage weary volunteers, call people to action, reinforce vision, and celebrate what God is doing.
10) Live in community. God never meant for any of us to do this alone. You are a part of the royal priesthood. Lean in. Invest and be invested in. It's a great adventure and its one not meant to be traveled alone. Build a team and do life together. Not sure what that looks like? Acts 2:42 gives you a pretty good picture. Be in the word, pray together, eat together, hang out together. Change the world. Together.
I love that Mclean calls their conference the "summit". It makes me think of mountain climbing, which isn't all that different from ministry. Mountain climbing is hard and so is ministry. But that never stopped anyone from tackling Mt. Everest or prevented a missionary from venturing out into the unknown to respond to the call God placed on their heart.
In mountain climbing the summit is the top of the mountain. There are lots of ways to climb the mountain. Some parts are more difficult than others. But the end result is the same. An incredible perspective. A great view.
Ministry isn't all that different. The summit can be a place where ministry leaders who have faced the same challenges you are staring down can share with you their experience, their perspective, their view. Get to know those who have climbed this mountain before you. Each of them will have different perspective and different thoughts. But all of them have great wisdom to share. There are limitless paths that lead to the summit. And there is wisdom from every vantage point.
If you share a passion to love people with disabilities into relationship with Jesus then our team at Key Ministry would love to hear from you. I'm sure there are lots of things we could learn from one another to "spur one another on toward love and good deeds". (Sounds pretty biblical huh?)
Here's to changing the world….